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NASHVILLE – People on Broadway weighed in on whether America’s once-most popular beer can reclaim its place in peoples’ hearts, minds and hands.
“I definitely will not drink it,” Carmen told Fox News. “If that was the only beer to drink, I wouldn’t drink it.”
However, Adam said he “absolutely” thinks Americans will eventually put Bud Light’s ongoing scandal in the rearview mirror.
“People have gotten over far bigger things that had much further reaching implications that impacted their daily life than whether or not Bud Light had a rainbow-colored can,” he said. “They’ll be fine.”
AMERICANS PREDICT FUTURE FOR BUD LIGHT BRAND:
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Bud Light sales have plummeted since the beer maker partnered with Dylan Mulvaney in April to celebrate the transgender influencer’s “365 Days of Girlhood.” The move spurred nationwide boycotts that are hitting the wallets of retailers, distributors, bars and contracted companies.
In the 12-week period leading up to July 2, Bud Light’s sales volume fell by 27.1%, data from Evercore ISI show. Bud Light dropped from the ninth most popular beer last year to 15th, falling behind brands like Pabst Blue Ribbon, Miller, Miller High Life and Coors, according to a July YouGov survey.
“You do you, but don’t shove it down my throat,” Nancy told Fox News. “They just made a mistake. It’ll blow over eventually, but it’s going to take a while.”
However, Rose said she supported Bud Light’s decision to partner with Mulvaney.
“I think anything that is going to show representation for a group of people, I don’t think there’s anything wrong with that,” she said.
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Rose supports Bud Light’s decision to partner with Mulvaney, saying there’s nothing wrong with the brand doing something “that is going to show representation for a group of people.” (Teny Sahakian/Fox News Digital)
Jane told Fox News the brand “cannot…
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